oleskeluaikoihin

oleskeluaikoihin is a Finnish term formed as the illative plural of oleskeluaika, meaning “periods of staying” or “times during which one stays.” The word combines oleskelu (stay, residence) with aika (time), and the illative plural suffix -iin yields oleskeluaikoihin. It is used when referring to multiple such periods or when something is directed toward entering into or applying to those periods.

In usage, oleskeluaikoihin appears mainly in formal or administrative Finnish. It is common in legal, immigration, housing, or educational texts to describe rules, permissions, or obligations that apply to specified oleskeluaikoihin. For example: Säännökset liittyvät oleskeluaikoihin. The term is relatively rare in everyday speech, where speakers typically use oleskeluaika or more general wording.

Related terms include oleskelu (the act of staying), oleskeluaika (the period of staying), and aika (time). The form oleskeluaikoihin illustrates Finnish noun inflection and is part of a broader pattern of describing time-bound conditions in official language.

This entry provides a concise overview of meaning, formation, and contexts. Further information may be found in Finnish dictionaries and linguistic references on compounding and case endings.